Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-28
THE COURT RECORD
City Court Criminal Side - Judge
 ThOnpBOn.

 City Court = Criminal Side - Judge
 ThOmpson.
 Defrauding boarding house keeper-Edward shattuck, $l5 e9 costs 20 days in jail. ,,s,,,..5 susan ss9afq Pree, oe 'ss ss f1e ss.s4 eosts
 Violating Sunday secular law--Louis Cohen, $s fine, $6.24 costs Louis Stein, S2 fine, S624 costs.
 Court Notes.
 Louis Cohen, keeper of a dry goods store at 5s2 Grand avenue. was fined $s and costs in the City court yesterday morning for violating the Sunday secular law. He paid up.
 BEFORE JUDGE DENYING.
 The of Charles Cook vs Alfred Goodyear was partially heard before Judge Deming yester- day morning in the civil side of the Court of Com mon Pleas.
 SUIT NOTE. Judge studley in the Court of Common Pleas yesterday heard the case of Charles Cook vs AL fred Goodyear, suit small note. MIR. ATwArER APPOINTED In the Probate court yesterday Judge Robertson appointed Clifford Atwater of Seymour, trustee on | the nsolvent estate of William L. Dodge, of Sey- 1 mour.
 ] CLERK LINsLEY
 Attorney E. L. Linsley, assistant clerk Of the City court is quite i'll and is said to be threatened with l typhoid fever.
 | JUDGE BIRDSALL'S TRIAL. Arguments in the of Daniel c. Birdsall man eger of the Telegram, charged with embeZZlement, | were made yesterday before Judge Henry at Hart ford. The State summed up the evidence as going received money due the Telegram and had never accounted for it. The books of the concern were shown, and upon them were found manifest eras- ures and also items which were not there when the books were examined to get facts on which to base suit At noon the prosecution rested, claim ing proof of numerous embezzlements and false entries. THOUGHT TO BE INSANE. William S. Stewart. under arrest in New 1ork on the charge of bigamy. a resident of this city and formerly resided on Vine street The complainant l w married to him March 29 of this year Stewart. l it transpires, married to Agnes Reynolds of l this city about four years and up to within few dren. Shortly after Stewart was married he had a sunstroke and since then has acted very peculiarly at times. Stewards mother and wife were subppnaed and were in New York Thursday as witnesses. His friends in New Haven think that Stewart must have been insane when he welded the New York girl NEED RIGID ENFORCEMENT. There is scarcely a brand of pepper mustard cloves or alspice in the market that is free from admixture with cheap substitutes, and many Of the most commonly used drugs are variously aduter- ated. Connecticut has taken active measures to It is possible that the laws the subject Of adul teration of food and food materials need to be re- vised in the line of greater StrctneSs and heaVler penalties, and that they need the most rlgld en- forcement. What we suppose we are eating, says the Hartford Post, ought to be exactly what we suppose it is.
 INJUNCTION GRANTED. Mr. T. E. Steele of Hartford, representing Mrs. Margaret King of Rockville secured an injunction from Judge Stoddard at Holland Wednesday re straining her husband from renting the property, receiving rentals any way interfering with the tenants of property controlled by the petitioner, Mrs King until further orders from the court. The hearing is assigned for Tuesday, June z, at pm.